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Wall Street sees EPS up 36.3% to $3.38 on revenue of $9.00B. Options imply a 17.7% swing into September. The 191% winner faces a valuation test after hours.

Cisco topped Q4 forecasts with accelerating AI demand. Shares fell 6% premarket. The company's AI push is gaining traction. The market's response points to uncertainty over adoption.

Dollar is the second-weakest major currency Thursday after July PPI undershot, but the FX market looks indecisive. Brent has stalled around $90 as geopolitical news flow stops providing fresh reasons to extend the risk premium.

A South Korean court sentenced Delio's CEO to 15 years for a $50 million fraud that locked 1,100 depositors out of their crypto. The ruling adds to a string of harsh crypto fraud sentences in the country.

A ShipMonk breach exposed names, addresses, and phone numbers of 13,689 Trezor customers. Trezor warns of targeted phishing using the leaked data.

WTI crude drifts lower in thin trade as traders watch for a new Middle East headline. The 50-day and 200-day EMA band holds support with no catalyst to break the $83-$92 range.

A mother-daughter duo opened The Dirty Tea in Atlanta without a loan, blending Southern flavors with British tradition. Now they're eyeing Nashville.

Impax's International Sustainable Economy Fund beat the MSCI EAFE in Q2 2026, driven by zero energy exposure and a tech overweight. Health care stock selection was a drag.

Figure Technologies Q2 net revenue hit $226M, up 113%, as loan marketplace volumes surged 132% to $4.3B. Shares rose 5% premarket. Acquisition of Kiavi on track for H2 2026.

Vivakor and M2i Global signed a non-binding indication of interest to evaluate a merger combining commodities trading, remediation and critical minerals. The 30-day negotiation period covers valuation and structure.

Seoul court sentenced Delio CEO Jeong Sang-ho to 15 years for embezzling 70 billion won in customer crypto; the failed lender's liquidation is underway.

JPMorgan’s Samik Chatterjee lifted his Microsoft price target to $625, citing Azure acceleration and lower capital needs than peers. Azure revenue crossed $100 billion in Q4.